White spot on left tip & nose tends to curve to the left, what should I do? (Photos)

"Shrink Wrap" is associated with thin, light skin, and firm nasal tip cartilages, and further rhinoplasty surgery does not prevent this from occurring again. In our practice, asymmetries and irregularities associated with shrink wrap may be permanently improved with microdroplet Silikon-1000....

Good Morning! If it's been almost 2 years, the swelling has likely already resolved. The prominences left are probably prominent lower lateral cartilages. When they have a convex orientation, they tend to bulge and can appear unsightly. The way to correct this is to flatten the cartilages using...

It would be surprising if your nasal base was perfectly straight and symmetrical before surgery. If that was the case, then your asymmetrical base is due to your surgery. In all likelihood, the bottom of your nasal septum may be deviated to your right which is causing your tip to veer in the...

Please consider re-asking your question with before and after photos that contain your entire nose. Based on the limited photos, you do not necessarily have an over shortened nasal appearance. There is not enough information from your photos to provide meaningful advice. Dr Joseph

Hello. Thank you for your question. Usually a graft is not what is causing a rounded tip but more the position and shape of the tip cartilages in that area. Other problems, could be scar tissue after the first surgery. If it were the graft that is causing issues, these can be either removed or...

Your nose will continue to change as it heals for 1-2 years (and sometimes even longer). Unless there is something clearly amiss from your initial surgery, 8 months is still a little early to jump into a revision surgery. Follow up with your surgeon, discuss your concerns with her/him, and give...